The New York Times says you can’t use its content to train AI models

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The publication has updated its T&Cs to include rules that forbid its content from being used to train artificial intelligence systems.

on August 3rd to prohibit its content — inclusive of text, photographs, images, audio/video clips, “look and feel,” metadata, or compilations — from being used in the development of “any software program, including, but not limited to, training a machine learning or artificial intelligence system.”

The updated terms now also specify that automated tools like website crawlers designed to use, access, or collect such content cannot be used without written permission from the publication. Thesays that refusing to comply with these new restrictions could result in unspecified fines or penalties.

 

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